Another multi-part prompt this week, so I’ll answer it one chunk a time. Overall, the topic covers human knowledge, ownership, and accessibility. Who should store/preserve the world’s knowledge? In my ideal world, the total of all human knowledge could be found entirely on the internet. This does not mean it is a singular source, … Continue reading Powering Knowledge
Libraries have essentially always held a very unique, if not sacred, role in the history and culture of the world itself. Whether this role has been manifested in its physical designation as a concrete place meant to store written knowledge and information or in its almost mythical position as gatekeeper of civilization’s progress and harvested […]
Libraries have long time been a place where people can come together to share and collect information and knowledge. This concept has been around for centuries and recently, it has become shifted as the introduction of technology has changed the way that information of relayed and stored. However, there is still a wealth of knowledge that is being created in both concrete and digital forms. This knowledge needs to be stored and preserved in order for it to be accessible in the future. I believe that it is most effective…read more
